designer fidget spinners 3d models

Participate in the toy design contest, utilizing Solidworks for modeling and rendering creations.

This model was crafted using Tinkercad's powerful design tools found at www.tinkercad.com/things/5fDqLz1JwW4.

... market. ...They come in different designs, shapes, and sizes to cater to individual needs and preferences. ...Choosing the right one depends on factors such as the type of text being spun, the desired outcome, and personal comfort level with the tool.

Just a handful of fidget spinners for half-inch nuts, using 608 bearings that are ceramic if your budget allows it. I highly recommend printing some caps for the bearings as well. There are plenty of existing designs on Thingiverse that you can use...

Several types of fidget hand spinners are available. Variations in nut and bolt sizes may occur due to slight differences. Stainless steel models appear distinct from zinc-plated ones. If loose, applying a small amount of superglue will secure the...

Please vote for my project: https://www.instructables.com/contest/fidgetspinner/design/Ice-Fidget-Spinner-Mold/ I set out to create something truly unique for the fidget spinner design contest. I didn't want to simply add another feature to an...

Just a bunch of fidget spinners for 1/2" nuts. Use 608 bearings (ceramic if you can afford them). I would also recommend printing out some caps for the bearings. There are plenty already on Thingiverse for you to use. ...I use the ones from Lucina's...

... play. On the other hand, the 6 ball spinner is perfect for one-handed spinning and is suitable for small hands. Print Settings: Printer: XYZ Davinci Mini Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 50% I designed this using Autodesk Fusion 360.

I create four solid top and bottom layers with thirty percent infill for the spinner body and fifty percent infill for the buttons. The spinners do not need supports, but the buttons require them for the recessed thumb indent. I prefer to fill the...

Spinners do not require supports, but the buttons necessitate them for the recessed thumb indent. I prefer filling the indents with flowable silicon when finished for a nice grip. ... All holes for nickels and bearings are a very tight fit, requiring...

Collection of spinners created in Fusion 360. Each uses 3/8 nuts for weights and a 608 bearing. They are tight fit. I use a C-Clamp to press the nuts and bearing in place. For the bearing caps, I put them together then drop a little drop of gorilla...

Check out how it's being utilized on these spinners: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162234 and http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162356. Print Settings Printer: The Prusa MK2 and Wanhao i3 Plus. Rafts: None. Supports: Yes. Resolution:...

... How I Designed This Fidget Spinner Designing It Started with a triangle in Autodesk Inventor. Added circles to each vertex and then drew a pentagon around each circle, making sure the outer edge was parallel to the opposite side of the triangle.

Summary This innovative bearing is specifically designed for fidget spinners and replicates the dimensions of the 608 bearings commonly used in this product. The central hole measures 8mm, ensuring that thumb pads remain functional, while the outer...

I'd like to extend my thanks to henrykaplan for providing me with the Brooklyn Nets logo that I used in designing this fidget spinner. ... Here are the print settings I used: - Printer: PowerSpec 3D Pro - Rafts: None - Supports: None - Resolution:...

The finished product was so impressive that I couldn't stop playing with it in my hands, and before long, an idea struck me - why not design a fidget spinner around this already printed nut? I took the screw portion of the holder and carved out a...

I design the fidget spinner gear with a focus on smooth spinning performance, featuring three weights strategically placed to maximize rotation. To ensure reliable operation, I employ standard 608ZZ bearings to hold everything in place. You can...

Custom design fidget spinner showcases Batman logo with flawless accuracy. Unlike existing designs, this authentic replica boasts precise balance and carefully calibrated weight distribution between components. Comes equipped with interchangeable...

Everybody seems to be designing Fidget Spinners...Here's my take...take a spin and guess the number... A finger pad with an arrow and without an arrow are now provided. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: Prusa Mk2Rafts: No Supports: ...

The name itself is a powerful declaration.

Another mod, you can utilize four or five pennies stacked to achieve the desired weight. ...I personally favor using four pennies, as this leaves them partially embedded, creating a slight indentation.

I designed this Fidget Spinner using a specific set of components, which include 22mm bearings or spacers for each of its four outer weights and a single 22mm bearing at its center. ...To show my appreciation for your time, I invite you to cast a vote...

I decided to give designing a fidget spinner a try. I opted for a straightforward 3 lobe design that would fit a standard 8mm x 22mm x 7mm bearing found in inline skates. This design was created using OpenSCAD. Print Settings Printer Brand: ...

When playing this hilarious party game, you and your friends create groups and take turns spinning the custom-designed fidget spinner while navigating obstacles to avoid drinking shots. The more skillful player will strategically move their token...

I'm excited to share with you my design for fidget spinners that's sure to capture your attention! The interlocking caps are carefully crafted to fit together perfectly, but keep in mind that you'll need to print two of them for a complete unit. If...

Wanted to design a fidget spinner that was low friction and completely print-in-place. The spinner is build around one of my 608 bearing designs (7 roller asymmetric cage), see https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4876635 Clearance in the bearing is...